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NO SELFISH AMBITION
IN REGARD TO THE PRESIDENCY,
Senator Vest Gives Ills Explanation A. 10
How tho story Of Cleveland Refusing to
q Hun for Second Term Got Out-still
in tho "Hands Of His Friends" .

NEw foRk, April Ex-senator Vest, Of
Missouri, Is in the city. When asked by
a reporter for the Commercial Adser.i,er
to-day whether or not, as had been
alleged, he was the Western Senator re.
ierred to in the dispatch to the St. Louis
Gtpu1lica" as authority ior the s.atemen.
that President Cleveland would refuse a
second term, said; "No cir, never said
80. Inever said anything that could rea.
sonably be construed into any such mean.
Ing. Cleveland mover told me he would
not accept denomination, and would soon
cause the publication Of letter
saying 80. He nevor told my colleague
from Missouri anything OF the kind. I
never so reported to tho correspondent OF
the st. Louis Republican, nor ANYBODY
else. For Q long time I Was utterly unable
to guess how such 9 report started,
Alter strictly cross.examining myself
about all I had recently aaid and done |
hit upon an explanation Of the matter,
and think 1t is a true one. I was call.
Ing upon President Cleveland not long ago.
when in the course ola conversation about
the Democratic party he declared em-
phatically the only ambition hehsd was to
honestly and faithfully administer the af.
fairs Of government 30 the people could
elect any Democrat who may be nomina-
ted In 1883. He knew he had been accused
Of selfsh motives, but, he added, III I
could consult only my own per-
eonal comfort and desires, would Law
down tho office OF President Tomorrow.
That was all he said. He did not init.
mate he would refuge to be a candidate II
the party deeired him to bs renominsted.
certainly did not get any such impros.
sion from what he aaid. l regarded his
remarks to bs amply disclaimer OF per.
Eonal ambition in the matter.
Well, several weeks after that talk I was
with small company Of Democrats who
were mostly anti.Clevelsnd. They began
to criticize the President for trying to
secure his denomination, and vrat-
lily selfish ambition. Now am
pretty hot Cleveland man myeelf, and
when ! heard this talk l got up and de-
clared 1t utterly without foundation. How
DO you know. .thst? they inquired. Cleve-
land positively assured me, replied, he
had no other ambition in being President
than to serve his party and his country"
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aries.

ThE settlement Of the debt question be.
tween Viigiaia and Weat Virginia is not
one OF the purpo1es for which the Lsgisls.
ture was called in ex!tA sesaion. But this
isnot the only objection to Senator Get.
tingers proposition to settlement by the
payment ct$S.0O0,000. We don't owe It
and never shall pay any such sum. The
ground has been gone over carefully more
than once, and tho claim OF the old State
shown TO be absurd. II anything is ever
paid on acr9unt OF West Virginia's sup.
posed Indebtedness, it will probably be
paid by the United States, which sanction.
ed the partition OF the Old Dominion as a
war measure.
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THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
The Pope Approves OF the Schsue--yyor,ts
Of AdmOnitinu

The Pope Approves OF the schsutc-,yordu
of Admonitiou.
RoNE, April 27.-Bishop Keane has rs.
ceived a briff, slsusd by the Pope, ratifv.
ing the plan Of the proposed Catholic I'm.
fiversity in America.
1t Is addressed to "Our Beloved Son
James Gibbons. Cardinal OF tho Hoty Ro.
man Church Of the Title Of Santa Maria
in Trastavere, by Apostolic Dispensa,ion
Archbishop OF Bsltimore," and bpgiun
with an expression OF Joy at the admira.
bio manifestation in America of Faith and
oi affection towards the Apostolic Soc, to
whose patronizing care tho Uniycrsity has
been commended from its inception.
The Pope alludea to the sttribntpa of tho
church as q promoter Of knowledge. "Onr
predecessor" he says, "were alwavs ny.
IDENTIFY eolicitous for tho promotion n cI.
ucation, and spared neither najna no,
LABOR TO establish throughout Europe Gel
ebrated universities, which, in tho middle
and alter ages. gave host OF learned n1ou
to the church and State. We have also
earnestly striven for revival Of learning
and have devoted special attention to the
restoration and re.estabishment in their
primitive honor Of the teschinps Of
Aquinas,. with the idea that in the cult.
vatlon OF these important studies full
account should bs taken OF The results of
the industry OF learned men attained in
recent hmes, in order that a pystem OF
philosophy might be ahsped according 70
the noble wisdom OF the anciente, and that
We might walk with docile zeal in lhe
footsteps Of the angelic doctor.
The Importance OF this ia manifested
by the dangers to which the youth ara
exposed IN Europe, and American biubops
ere aware Of i;s importancs in their
country"
The Pope dwells upon the lcsnss Of
thought in writings, to which erroneoue
notions concerning divine and human
things have given rise on both continenta
as the source OF unbridled opinions dan
gerous to society andreligion. "Bsuished
schooie," the Pope continues. "menda.
cious!y strive by craft and fallacious wis.
dom to extlnguish the light of faith and
to klndle impiety in the minds of the
young. We therefore heartily receiys
and approve the designs to provide for
the common good Of your rreat Rs.
public by the foundation Of a Uni.
versity. In order that this noble
institute may bo hsppily established
and conducted to ever iucreaainv
prosperity, it must forever remain under
toe authority and protection Of all the
Bishops Of the country, 30 that its admin
lstration may be directed through certain
bishops purposely selected, who shsl
regulate the system Of study, establish
discipline, and perform all other necpp.
sary dnties. and it is fitting that whatever
be so established should DO presented to
the Holy See for approval. The question
Bishops"
This briei concludes by urpiug fearless
resolution in the prosecution Of the plan
and with the bestowal OF the Apostolic
benedction upon the Cardinals, Arch.
bishops and Bishops OF America. The
seleclion OF Bishop keane as rector by tho
American hierarchy is approved by The
Pope.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., April .7.-The
President scnt to tho Secretary Of the In.
terror letter in relation to tlc coutroyer.
sy between Guillord Miller, n so,tler, and
tho Norihern Pacific Railroad Company
involving tho question Of ownetship Of
certain lands. Aftcr reviewing tho mat,cr
al length, no says: Our public domain ia
our national wealth, tho carneut Of our
growth Rnd the haritage Of our peonle. II
shouldpromise limitleoa adavelopmrnta and
riches, relief to " crowdins population and
homes 10 thrift and industry, md ho eup.
gosts that tho Secretary OF tho Interior
axercisu tho power md authority hp hap
In tho promises, upon equitable considera.
tions with every presumption and intent.
mont In iavor Of the Bettler.
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How u Calf Killed rhc,u

MONTICELLO, lLl", April GA singular
accident, by which two mon lost their
lives, occurred near Mane.ield, in this
county, yesterday afternoon, ]. Nl Enrna
wealthy and highly respected farmer.
%as engaged in painting tho shinrles of
h'e new barn, which three man war.
mailing down. All four were standing On
n bracket ecailold, twenty ieet from the he
ground. A calf running at large, with a
rope around its neck, managed to wrau
the rope several times around one of thr
posts used to support the scarolins At m
angle 0! fifty degrees. Gao Of the work.
men noticed tho iSct aud WAS about IN.
descend tho ladder and lihsrs,s the calI
whom tho animal made sudden swing
md Ierkcd tho support from under one
end OF tho scssIold, preGipi!A,ing al! iour
men to tho ground.
Mr.. Burns foil hcalfosemost on a ioun.
da.ion stone. crushing his skull, and died
instantly. Robert Newton was no badly
injured that there ia no .,ore OF iis 70,
covery. Tho other men wors not scri>
ously hurt.
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TIE SOUTH PENN.
The BILL for Its Abandonment Defeated IL,
tho Ponnsylvnnin Legislature.

The Bill Tor Its Abandonment Defeated IL,
tho Ponnsylvnnin Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Pa, april Ex-senator
Thompson's bill authorizing the abandon.
ment OF railroads and the completion oi
others (meaning the South PENN was
overwhelmingly defeated to-day after
speeches against 1t by Alexander, OF Full.
ton, and Rutan, and for it by Thompson
had been made. Alexander said he voted
for the bill last week on erroneous inform.
alton given him. Only seyen Senators
voted for the bill as follows: Delamster.
Of Crawford; keeie, Of Schuylkill; Penrose..
Taylor and Smith, Of Philadelphia Thomp.
son, OF Dauphin, and Upperman, OF Allie
gheny. The nays were "a, among them
Rutan, Steel and Newmyer.
Many Senators lodged. Uppermsu, who
last week voted for the bill, says he wss
asked by larry Oliver to support the bill
while the Senator was ut his home last
week, and for this reason and the addition
a! reason that tho attorney for the Pitts.
burgh stockholders George Shirss) had
telegraphod TO Rutan urging the passage
oil the measure.
Rutan eays both he and Newmypr re-.
ceived letters from Shiras against the bill,
and that subsequently he tRutsn) re.
ceived telegram signed with Shiraa'
name, requesting tho passage OF tho bill.
Ralph Baga!cy asserta that the telegram
WAS forgery.
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lSellulr.,.

A "sids show" has pitched its teut on a
vacant lot on Union street.
A man who owns horse and cart in
Bellaire is always sure Of q job.
The School Board has adopted "s,assy, a
Civil Government" as Il text book for the
High School
The people living on franklin street
want 1t opened ut the north end. That
part OF town is growing.
a number Of dwelling hoases arc being
built on the south bank OF the creek. iust
outside OF the present coropration line.
On account OF necessary work at the
reservoir, all persons are warned that to-
day there will bs no water in the pipes,
Every few feet OF many OF Bsllsire's
streets show marks of digging, either for
water, gas, or natural gas mainB or covers.
A traction Of lot on Gravel bill. par.
OF the old Brannen property, WAS sold
yesterday by Capt. Garrett to Mr. Leach
for $3.50.
T: Brewer who was appointed policeman
in the Third ward by the Mayor, was not
confirmed at the frat meeting OF Council
and this week his appointment was re-
jected.
Several barges Of ore being unloaded, a
large raft, a fleet Of boats loaded with rail.
road ties, q sand boat and the other usual
sights along the river front make il A
brustling place just now.
The Council has resolved to psve Bel
mont street from tho lower corner OF the
Square, north to its upper end. This will
make continuous pavement. from tho
upper end to Thirty.hrst street.
The fact that the County Recorder has
much trouble to keep up with his work.
is mentioned as one phenomenon OF tho
boom. The Belmont County RECORDER ia
a week or ten days behind, 50 something
must be going on in this part Of the Ststs.
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ar the rick OF wounding some feelings
again the lSTELLlGEScER takes the liberty
to remind Republicans in the Legislature
that the Senatorial contest is not their
funeral. TIE masses Of ths party expect
them to stand of and let tho procession
20 by-not obstructing, not aiding, main.
tanning their attitude Of practically unani.
nous Indifference to the outcome.
II Democrats want Mr.. Camden lei
them elect him-he is one OF themselves
II they want somebody else, let them gel
him. They have the votes. The only
sate Republican policy is to vote for Re
publicens. II there be no election. thu
will not be the iault OF Republicans. L
Col! Lucas gets the seat the Republican
party will survive.
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CoLuMnus, o., April 27.-presidont Dc.
lano, OF tho National Wool Growers' Asso.
citation, has issued call ior meeting OF
tho Executive Commi.iop at 81. Lonis, on
tho 9Th Of Mny, two days bciore tho ses.
Hlon Of tho National Association, which
will meet In tha. city on The ll.h and l2til,
Tho Alinnouri Association will meet Mt tho
aamo time. Tho object Of tho gathering
10 TO promote tho interest OF wool growers
and manufacturers throughout the
country.
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MIR. CAMnaN's friends are frittering
away tho timc of the Legislature and
making no hoRes Of it. They are strong
enough to hold back buainess, and they
are doing 1t. They represent the Demo.
cratic cRncnp, snA whst they DO may be
taken, fairly ~ the action of the Demo.
cratic psity. The people arc not blind,
and 10 much as they fail to see will be
pointed out 10 them rs We 20 along by the
Republican preas and Republican mission.
arins.
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Tng Philadelphia Press estimates that
10000 new houses will be built in that
city this year. The great Wes. does not
moaopoliae the real estate boom. phila.
delphis nnd New York grow rapidly all
the time, hut they arc too old to put on
airs about it. zg it,4s.-.. r .s
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VIENNA, April 27.-News has been re.
celved here Of the prevalence Of thunder
storms throughout Morsvia and Gslicia OF
unusual violence. Much damage has
been done by the heavy rains and nun.
her OF casualties, the result Of lightning.
are reported. A building in which score
OF railroad labosers had taken refuge dur.
ing the storm wss struck by lightning and
two killed outright, while the others we're
more or less injured. Most Of them have
lost the power OF hearing. Twenty.threo
peasants were crossing the river Soan dur
ing the storm, when their boat capsized
and most OF them were drowned,
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A FIRE THIS MORNING .
At harttn'a Ferry Dsstroyu n Frame Houss.
|lH hs--rt News NotsR. alT 1H5.UI.IID-i'

!
Tho two story franc house occupied b,
Reece Furbay, well known iron worker
waa destroyed by fire this morning, be
tween l:30 and 9 o'clock. The blaze wa,
discovered in time to save nearly all the
contents Of the house, but 1t was impossi.
BILE to save the structure itself, 90 Rrea,
was the fire'a hsadwsy. fg
The building 10 situated on the railroad
between Second and Third streets, only a
short distance from Hanover street, The
location is central one and the briphs
blaze made and the alarms that were
sounded seemedto awaken nearly eyerv
one In town and vast crowd flocked IL
the place. The origin Of the fire Ia nm. ~
explained, but at this writing II looks n
be the work Of an incendiary, as when il
was discovered 1t was confined to a
part Of tho house that was
unoccupied and in which there was no
stove, lamp or fire Of any kind from which
q blaza could start. II is said that the
building Ia owned by building associa.
ton.
NKws NOTES AND PERSONALS,
Roolers have begun work on DR.. De Hsss'
largo barn.
Andrew Carpenter, OF Portland, was
here yesterday.
Joseph Erwin sprained his back yester.
day.by fall from horse. Ills condition
Is serious.
A game Of base ball will bo PLAYED on
Saturday in the Orchard, between Two
mines from the Union md Elson pIaee
works. A good game Is expected.
Hall X Gardner, OF Ridgsway, Pa. have
sold to the city planning mills ovor ZOO 600
foet oflumber. They have left nearly one
million feet between here and Pittsburgh.
Rev. Dr.. .DeHass finished his course Of
lectures in Steubenville last night 10 good
audiences. Monday nights lecture was
on the buried Cities;" Tuesday'e, "Stonea
TINT Cry Ont" lAst night 'Around
the World in Eighty Days" was his sub
ject'a title.
AT a meeting OF ministura and laymen
Of the Steubenville District, East Ohio
Conference, held Tuesday, the different
charges were apportioned and the amount
to be raised to make up the usual one mill.
ion dollsrs, levied. The District Confer.
ence will be held here August SO
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sullivan isxnlnins

LONDON, April 27.-Hon. Timothy D.
Sullivan, Lord Mayor Of Dublin, has
written to the 7imesin behalf OF the Nation
and Weekly Me's, in reply to tho correg.
pondent who accused the Nationalist
papers Of refusing to insert the Govern.
ment advertisement Offering reward for
evidence thnt wonld lead to the arrest OF
the Phuai X Park murderers. Mr.. Salli.
van says that though the papers declined
to take Castle money, they announced
the reward in their news columns In
loaded type and charged nothing for it,
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\ WAR DANCE SCARE,
AmusinS aIistnke About tho Recont Indin,
Trouble nt Anndnrku,

Trouble Ht Anndnrku.
WAsuISuros, D. O., April PA pri-
vate letter Just received here from an
army officer stationed in the Indian Ter.
ritory contains some very amusing in.
formation sboHt the recea. trouble at
Ansdarko, which iudicates that tho matter
hss been exaggerated by the special dis.
patches from Fort Worth, Te.as, The
letter referred to ia dated at Fort Reno,
April 20, and Gays:
Three troopa OF cavalry and one com.
pany OF Indian ECouts from this post wpre
recently sent into Oklahoma to look for
insrndorB and cattle. Two deys aitsr wo
lett Reno, and while in camp on Lille
river, VIC were surprised early In tho
morning by the arrival OF q courier from
l1cno with the intelligence that an Indian
outbreak waB threatened ut Anadarko: !:
that Colonel PcNrson was there with
three companies from Sill, and had tete.
graphcd to Reno for three troons NJ
cavalry; and that Troop &, tho only
troop remaining at tho post, had gono 10
reinforce Colonel Fearson. We immedi.
"tely started Tor Reno, purforminy pome
rapid marching. Upon returning TO tho
post, We learned thGt II had hucn reported
that the kio~aa hal been melted by their
medicine men to burn the school houHe at
Ahndarko, ns means TO produce rain,
and that tho ladans were bowling and
dancing ground with thoir iaces, topecs
and cattle DunErrd with black paint,
Colonel Summer, who had bprn ont wiih
the column in Oklahoma, upon com,nuni.
eating with Colonel I'carHon, learned that
he had succeed ded in quc,iny tho Indiana,
ana Tint no inrther trouble was npprc-
hDndpd. Col. Pearson hAh not naked ior
aaHistnnce itom lsono. lie had telegraphpl
about sending him three horaes now hero,
belonging TO E"0Fa al Stll, and tho opera
tor Tor horse aubn.itu,od Tho word 'com.
panIea'. Before tho error could be cor.
reoted, tho Telegraph linn was broken.
For timo thure wan n decided scars, but
! everything 10 now quiet"
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AF's'" 'NF'Hth ~ Htc 4UtttIgtINtTs
WASHINGTON, Pa, April 27.- Charles
Mullen, II driller and tool dresser, com.
m!tted suicide this afternoon in tempor.
nry fit OF insanity. His throat was cut
from eSr to car. lie !enves wife and
three children. lie came hero from the
upper oil country.
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LONDON, April 27.-Customs officers
throughout Grsat Britain and Ireland
have received strong orders to search all
vessels arriving from America, China and
tho last, the government having been
warned that explosives have heen sent
from San Francisco to ports in tho East 10
be t.anshipped to England.
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Trnssrs nu,i itlrsrN Strike.

rirTsnUmm, April I.-The tcnnern and
mixers III Nil ;An window gnaa iactoricn OF
thia distsict, btruck to-day Tor mn increase
In wagcs averaging 10 per cont. Fourteen
larlorirH huvn ciasrd down and nearly
1000 nnn Rre idle. Tho manufacturer
nay they will rrsu,ne op0fationa aH soon
M they can gecure enough mon To run tho
ihciolies.
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ALBANY, N. Y, April 27.-Hon. James
G. Blaine arrived in this city a! $3.50 r. n.
to-day md wal met at Neg York Central
depot by Hon. Chauncey N. Dspew and
other prominent citizens. With Mr.. Blaine
we're Mrs. Blaine, Miss Hattie Blaine, the
younges! daughter, and Miss Abigail
Dodge.
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We havo for sate ueveral Typc.writcrs,
including tho Remington, tho CraudnlI
md tho Hammond. ThWo machiues hav,,
been tax en- In exchange for tho matchloac
CnliSrsrh, md will DO sold cleap. Wri,nrs
ior rent Anl for aale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD l.. Hosx Il Co.,
81 Twelfth struot,
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Virginia State Debt.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, april 27.-A res.
olution Was introduced in the Senate to.
day to provide for settlement OF the
claim of Virginia agains! West Virginia
for IS ,000, 600 as the laster's share OF the
State debt Of Virginia at the time the State
Of West Virginia WAS created. The reso,
luton was introduced by Mr.. Gettipger.
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ahe Q,tellilqeneer:
on,oo' Ma. so and W Fourteenth Street.
The people Of West Virginia pay the
fiddler while the Democratic Legislature
does the dancing. gFal
NEVER mind about Mr.. Cleveland and a
second term. Wait and see. Those who
live longest aro worth two In tho bush.

TnEHE ID to te Il great Catholic temper.
ance revival gathering at Pittsbursh on
Mays Distinguished clergy and |aity Of
the Catholic church from dj0'srent parts
Of the country no expected 10 take part
In II. E15.'
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WRIST VIRGINIA @. A. II. slEErlNo
At fairmont neutrality-suspicious. Com.
mnnder Elected.

FAlRaoSr, W. Va, April 27.-The fifth
annual convention Of the Department Of
West Virginia g. A. R. mot here to-day.
The city was alive with vstarans Of the
late war. Col. G. W. Taggart, Of Parkers.
burg, WAS elected Department Comman.
der to 6ll the unexpired term made vacant
by the recent death Of Capt. John Carlin.
Of Wheeling. The election Of officers will
take place tomorrow. 60
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MuSclH, IND, April 27.-A company
with ono million dollars capital organized
here to-day to pipe natural gas from the
biz Muncie wells 10 Richmond, Ind, forty
miles. A delegation OF Geventy 1ndianapo.
liu capitHlip.s aro here, and tho city Is
brilliantly illuminated from seven flowing
Mnllh
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LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS.
THE HAMILTON RESOLUTION
To Ballot For n Senator Defeated In tho
Houas-ltis tho General Opinion That tho
Legislature will Adjourn Oh Saturday.
senate Falls to Confirm Col. Peck,
Special Npateh 10 The Inieli,0.neer.

Special Dispa,eh to tht In,ell,0t,eer.
OnARLEsroN. W. Va, April 27.-In The
House to-day Mr.. Hamilton called up biz
Joint Resolution No. I, to the effect tha,
1t is the sense Of the Legislature that thcy
should proceed to ballo. for Senator nox,
Tuesday. Mr.. Beckw'Ih moved to lay ],
on ths table, and the veto resulted 80 ayes
to 25 noeu. Mr. Hamilton moved to cue.
pend tho announcement CT tho vote ILL 10
A, NJ. tomorrow, which Mr.. llenslcy re.
sented. ~
The House bill to provide for the main.
tsnance Of lunatica in jsils by providing
for the erection Of another hospital i,r
the insane, wns passed. This reduces the
allowance for keeping luastics In iail rom
81 90 to 10 cente, except in cases whore
special caro- 10 required, when the Court
may allow 81 90.
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THE nntortainment Mt North Street
Church, Thursday evening, will DO inter-
estinH, Instructive and amusing.